Moschato Patron corresponds to Muscat of Patras, a Peloponnese zone established in 1971. Smaller than the Roditis and Mavrodaphne zones, it produces sweet white wines from sun-dried grapes or by fortification.
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- Mantinia2 producersMantinia's plateau and slopes produce fresh Moschofilero wines. Still whites range from rose-scented to citrusy, while traditional-method sparkling versions add yeasty, brioche-like notes.
- Mavrodafni PatronNo producers listed yetMavrodafni Patron is the Peloponnese area for sweet red wine made from Mavrodaphne.
- Monemvasia- MalvasiaNo producers listed yetThis southern Peloponnese wine area is linked to Monemvasia, at the foot of Mount Malevos.
- Moschatos Riou PatrasNo producers listed yetMoschatos Riou Patras is a small coastal wine area east of Patras and Rio.
- Nemea3 producersNemea's red PDO wines are made exclusively from Agiorgitiko. Classic examples pair red fruit and sweet spice with a velvety texture and refreshing acidity.
- Patras1 producerPatras includes Roditis whites from mountainous Achaia, sweet red Mavrodaphne, and sweet Muscat wines. A smaller coastal Muscat zone lies east of Patras and Rio.